Sprint's Power Vision site is go!

Looks like Sprint's Power Vision site is a go, and
damn if they aren't extremely competitive with Verizon's own EV-DO service. So competitive, in fact, Sprint apparently
managed to undercut Verizon by multiples of price with their
EV-DO services. So here's whatcha got:

Their Power Vision Access Pack, the lowest-end service, includes all you-can-eat unlimited EV-DO for $15 a month
(and includes streaming news and music)

The Power Vision Ultimate Pack is $25 a month, and includes all of the above plus yet more channels (including
NBC, ESPN, Discover, TLC, etc.).

So basically with Sprint you pay a maximum of $25 per month on their Pocket PC phone (the
PPC-6700) to Verizon's $45 on theirs (the
i730). However, when you compare stripped-down EV-DO
with multimedia-centric services on a non-smartphone (like Sprint's
MM-9000 or A940 vs. Verizon's
A970 or
Moto E815), it looks like V CAST has the advantage
over Power Vision by between $5 to $10 per month. Unfortunately details on their music download service (Sprint Music
Store be the name) is still a little oblique, so we'll have to ring you back on that.